Zusammenfassung
name {Substantiv}
appellation · nom · nom
to name {Verb}
citer · dénommer · nommer · constituer · appeler · prénommer
Englisch-Französisch Übersetzung für "name"
"name" Französisch Übersetzung
name {Substantiv}
name {Subst.} (auch: appellation)
Its name is irrelevant, but let us call it Echelon for the sake of convenience.
(e) Deletion of the word "(fruit)" from the name of the Specialized Section
2,6-dinitro-N,N-dipropyl-4-(trifluoromethyl)benzenamine (CAS chemical name).
The region of Macedonia and its name have belonged to Greece since antiquity.
4.10.1. the trademark or trade name of the manufacturer of the engine;
(d) The use of the name and emblem may be authorized for the following purposes:
The name of the Honourable Senator Léger removed from the membership (October 5).
The name of the Honourable Senator Poy removed from the membership (November 26).
The name of the Honourable Senator Mitchell removed from the membership (June 6).
The name of the Honourable Senator Hubley removed from the membership (March 30).
to name {Verb}
to name [named|named] {Vb.} (auch: to cite, to point to something, to quote, to mention)
I could name to you several good acquaintances of mine who fall into this category.
In that case, however, Mr Poettering needs to name names before the election.
One example is the global social action conducted by the centres of the same name.
A country such as China, to name one example, still needs our technology.
We make no apology for requesting that the Security Council name names.
to name [named|named] {Vb.}
It is proposed to assign the name Real Estate Market Advisory Group and the acronym REM.
The committee, named the Incorporation Committee, concluded its work in October 2001.
An individual named Paul killed by soldiers in Kimbanseke commune, Kinshasa.
So named because the panel was chaired by Mr. Lakhdar Brahimi (Algeria).
"(ii) indicates that the goods have been loaded on board, or shipped on a named vessel, and
to name [named|named] {Vb.} (auch: to appoint, to call, to nominate)
I shall not list all of them, but I think it is appropriate to name Mr. Petrovsky.
I do not have, as the House of Commons has, the authority to name a senator.
The hon. member surely knows that we do not name members in this House.
The hon. member knows he cannot refer to members of this House by name.
I was very happy to use this to name more women than men to the Senate.
to name [named|named] {Vb.} (auch: to account for, to constitute, to appoint, to settle)
The care centers may also constitute a civil litigant, in their own name or the name of the victim.
to name sb. one's legatee
Only with the action to give reality to those promises in Article 2 will this become a Union worthy of the name.
For us, today, who have to discuss how dictatorships handle nuclear energy, the name of Chernobyl must be a warning.
Models or trade names of vehicles constituting the vehicle type, if available:
to name [named|named] {Vb.} (auch: to call, to call out, to call up, to summon)
The international community should call things by their proper name.
This Organization must not be afraid to call terrorism by its name.
To refer to somebody by some other name, he knows, is contrary to the rules.
Things should be called by their real name, and those responsible must be punished.
It would be unwise to change the name to Müller Design because the surname is not distinctive.
to name [named|named] {tr.V.} (auch: to call)
Indeed, I am happy to know that in many countries around the world babies are named Kalash as a symbol of liberty won in the struggle for independence and democracy.
Synonyme
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Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "name" auf Französisch
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"name" Übersetzung - Forum-Ergebnisse
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